01
Private context stays account-bound
Arkiel is designed around signed-in, user-scoped product data. The public product does not expose your personal workspace.
Trust you can inspect
Private should be visible, not vague.
Arkiel is personal intelligence. That makes restraint part of the product: explain what the system uses, show the evidence behind important actions and avoid security claims the product cannot prove.
Promise
Your context should serve you—not become a mystery.
Arkiel reduces the active surface of your life by using the context in your workspace. Trust means making that use understandable and keeping the user in command.
02
Actions should leave evidence
When Command applies a supported action, Arkiel shows an action receipt so the result is inspectable rather than implied.
03
Connections stay deliberate
Supported external services are connected through explicit account actions. Google Calendar can be disconnected from its management surface.
Explanation
What the current product does.
Arkiel stores application data for your authenticated workspace. AI features may send selected Arkiel context server-side to the configured AI provider to answer a request. Billing, when enabled, is handled by Paddle rather than by Arkiel storing card details.
DATA
Authenticated workspace
Tasks, projects, calendar context, memories, decisions and other product state are read through the signed-in account boundaries used by Arkiel.
AI
Selected context
When AI features are used, selected Arkiel context may be sent server-side to the configured AI provider to answer the request. Arkiel does not present the AI provider as a second memory or action system.
CONNECT
Explicit integrations
Google Calendar connection and disconnection are explicit product actions. Disconnecting removes Arkiel's stored Google connection credentials and cached Google events without deleting the user's Google Calendar events.
Personal inspection
See what Arkiel is carrying.
The signed-in Privacy & data page gives you a compact inventory of the data categories currently visible to your Arkiel account. It is an inspection surface—not a fake export or deletion button.
Point-of-use accountability
Ask “Why this?” where attention is chosen.
Today exposes the deterministic source category behind the one priority Arkiel surfaces—for example an overdue task, a current calendar event or an active project's saved next action. The explanation comes from the same orientation rule that selected the item.
Claim firewall
What Arkiel does not claim.
Trust also means refusing impressive language that outruns reality.
No inflated security labels
Arkiel does not claim end-to-end or zero-knowledge encryption, “bank-grade” or “military-grade” security, or SOC 2 / ISO certification here.
No fixed provider guarantees
Arkiel does not promise fixed data residency or external-provider training policies that are not independently verified as current.
No imaginary controls
Arkiel does not present one-click export, account-data deletion, two-factor controls or session controls as available unless the complete tested path exists.
Truth over theatre
Trust should get quieter as the evidence gets stronger.
For the legal privacy terms and current data-protection contact, read the Privacy Policy.